Orthodontic Case report, Class I Implant
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This document outlines the steps taken in orthodontic treatment involving retraction using implants, including pre-treatment intraoral and radiographic exams, securing a strap, using implants for retraction, taking radiographs during treatment, ending the retraction process, and post-treatment extraoral, intraoral, and radiographic exams to assess the results.
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- 2. Pre Treatment - Intra oral
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- 14. Post Treatment - Extra oral
- 15. Post Treatment - Intra oral
- 17. Post Treatment - Radiograph